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     H o w l e r s,

     Richard Burdick, Natural Horn

     Performs  Louis-François Dauprat’s

20 Duos for Natural Horns in Different Keys, opus 14

Just $10

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Engineer – Tom Coker at Coker Audio of Woodland, California
Microphone – Coles 4038 ribbon microphone
Recorded during the Winter of  2001-2
Recorded at A; 430 in quarter comma mean-tone, using a Peterson Auto Strobe 490 Strobe Tuner.
Horns used – Four different natural horns were used. Mr. Burdick began the project on a small bore horn made by Jose. Monke This horn can be heard especially on tract 11, a lot of the tracks using this horn were rerecorded due to intonation problems. The bulk of the recording was done on a Austro-Bohemian horn made in the 1840’s by an unknown maker with additional crooks made by Lowell Greer. Track 13 2nd voice is done on a squeaky (lacquered) & of unknown maker “D” horn made in the 1790’s. Track 5 2nd voice is performed using a horn with a Geyer bell and Seraphinoff crooks of Burdick’s.